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Slovenia’s economy contracted by a real 5.5% year-on-year in 2020. Slovenia’s GDP amounted to 46.3 billion euro at current prices down by 4.3% from 2019. @ lilzidesigns from Unsplash During 2019, Slovenia’s GDP grew by 2.4%. Domestic expenditure dropped by about 6.5% on the year in 2020, influenced by a 9.8% decrease in household consumption

During 2020 the average monthly wage in Slovenia reached EUR 1,856.20 gross or 1,208.65 net. The average gross wage in 2020 was higher both in the private sector and the public sector compared to the year before. @ Marcel Strauß from Unsplash In the government sector, the wage was up by 9.9% including here payout

The coronavirus pandemic is spurring Petrol to seek growth opportunities outside the oil industry. The largest fuel retailer is becoming an energy company said Bitenc who’s in charge of finances, information and risk on Petrol’s board. © Pascal Meier from Unsplash Slovenia’s biggest company by revenue is making electric energy the cornerstone of a new

After almost a year of flight break due to Covid-19 pandemic, the Russian carrier Aeroflot is returning to Ljubljana airport. The company will intially fly to Moscow once a week and when the conditions get better the company predicts addition of frequencies during the summer timetable. © Pascal Meier from Unsplash Before the start of

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has increased its investments in the Slovenian economy by 20% during 2020. The EIB focused its investments to help public and private promoters in Slovenia develop projects in areas such as sustainable urban mobility, agriculture and agrifood, climate action, and energy efficiency. © Guillaume Périgois from Unsplash The EIG Group